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WhoCraft / TardisRefined

A Minecraft mod for Forge and Fabric which brings the TARDIS from Doctor Who to Minecraft.
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Visual Compatibility with Shaders #386

Open Nicaditto opened 2 weeks ago

Nicaditto commented 2 weeks ago

Issue description

I play with shaders on, but the console look very weird with it. The colors are weird and turn black and white. In the screenshot, I currently use Complementary. I try with a low-end shader like make up UF and the problem still persist. Other thing was the fx particle sometimes get invisible when flight event occurs so i cant see what's error (i had the glasses on). Screenshot 2024-11-03 231512

Does this mod best to play with vanilla shader (no support for any modded shaders) or any recommendation of another shader that support it?

Steps to reproduce

  1. Change to any shader (Complementary, Make Up UF [my case])
  2. Dissatisfaction seeing the console

Minecraft version

1.20.1

Mod Loader Platform type

Forge

Mod Loader version

Forge v47.0.45

Tardis Refined version

v2.0.7

Other relevant versions

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Jeryn99 commented 2 weeks ago

How to Add Custom Item to Shader Properties

  1. Open Complementary Shaders Folder

    • Locate and open the folder containing Complementary shaders.

  2. Navigate to the shaders Folder

    • Inside the main shader folder, find and open the folder named shaders.

  3. Locate block.properties File

    • Look for a file named block.properties (or something similar) within the shaders folder.

  4. Open block.properties in a Text Editor

    • Use a suitable text editor to open block.properties for editing.

  5. Search for "chest"

    • In the block.properties file, search for the keyword "chest" to locate the section that defines properties for regular and trapped chests.

  6. Add Custom Item to Chest Section

    • Add tardis_refined:tardis_console to the list in the chest section. Make sure to follow the same format as the other entries.

  7. Save the File

    • Once the changes are made, save the block.properties file.

  8. Test in Game

    • Load the shaders in-game to check if the changes took effect. If there are any issues, further adjustments may be needed.

Note: If you encounter issues, let me know, and I can provide a modified block.properties file as a reference.

This process should work for other shaders as well, but note that each shader may have different ways of handling data, so adjustments might vary.

Nicaditto commented 2 weeks ago

It fixed the lighting issue but the coloring is still weird image